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Fabian Cancellara loves talking about classics almost as much as he loved winning them. Still an avid fan of the sport, the year-old downloaded his thoughts on all-things Roubaix, the classics, and the modern generation of classics stars.
Each victory was quite different, does any one stand out for you? Fabian Cancellara: I remember them all so well. That was the toughest because it was everyone against me, and I just had to battle against everyone else in the race.
It was the toughest one, but also mentally it was so tough because if you have the whole bunch against you and you get isolated and you just have to defend yourself against the others, just being the full gladiator Spartacus to rumble that thing. We thought in the race it might be the best move and after the race it turned out it was the best.
I just went because the circumstances came, I had no clue when I went what all the others were thinking. Also read: All eyes on Cancellara for Roubaix. VN: Peter Sagan took second place when you won Flanders and E3 Harelbeke in , and you went on to share the podium with him at many races.
Then Friday, just as I was sat finishing my lunch, I got the most unexpected of phone calls — Cancellara was out on a bike ride and remembered to ring me back. Still an avid fan of the sport, the year-old downloaded his thoughts on all-things classics as he pedaled through the Swiss lanes. Fabian Cancellara: On the one side of course, health first, and safety first. That always comes first. And then the youngsters, with new names and different names.
Like everyone was talking about Mathieu and then bang, Asgreen won Flanders. Also read: Paris-Roubaix postponement? Better late than never, say top riders. He said that he always looked up to you as a similar type of rider. How did it feel to watch him win?
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